Builder Series: Roadmap to Ground-Up Construction

​🔗Can't make it to Palo Alto? Sign up and access the Zoom link here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rUXT_5LJSMC7F5NyBpWrnw

​Ever wonder what really happens between getting a permit and completing the project?

​Join us for The Builder’s Playbook, a live, hybrid webinar by YouLand, where experienced builder Ashish breaks down the real-world process of turning plans into progress.

​In this session, we’ll cover

• ​How to navigate the permit and planning maze without costly delays

• ​What to check with PG&E before breaking ground

• ​How to plan your build timeline around city approvals and inspections - Real stories from the field

• ​what goes wrong and how to fix it fast
• ​Plus, a live Q&A where you can ask Ashish anything about your own project

​Whether you’re an investor starting your first ground-up build or a seasoned contractor looking to streamline your next one, this webinar gives you insider insights you won’t find in a manual.

​​Speaker Introduction

​​Ashish Agrawal is a former software engineer turned real estate developer with over 15 years of hands-on experience. Starting in 2011 with just one rental property a year, he has since expanded into commercial deals and, in the past 5 years, scaled his construction business 3× year-over-year.

​​Check out Ashish’s latest project in Palo Alto — serious dream house goals! 🏡 https://youtu.be/FUo0uoE0SqI?si=yp284vVTR94x7x9U 💙

​​Today, his projects exceed $50M in annual turnover, with a $150M+ target set for next year. Ashish brings a unique perspective on scaling, risk management, and growth strategies in the Bay Area real estate market.

​Powered by YouLand — smarter financing for builders, developers, and real estate investors.

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🤝 We’re also partnering with Quotr for this session

​Quotr is a construction tech company founded out of UC Berkeley.

​Their platform uses AI to read architectural drawings and maps them to ZIP-code–level cost databases, enabling developers to instantly generate construction cost estimates and full feasibility reports.

​In other words — before you commit, you can already see: Is this project feasible? What will it cost? And does it make financial sense?

​Quotr is part of the Berkeley SkyDeck accelerator and is involved in a research program funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF).

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🎁 Exclusive perks for attendees:

1. ​One-month free trial of the Quotr platform, or
2. ​A discounted feasibility report for a project you’re currently evaluating